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23 January 2025 at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg This event celebrates two anniversaries. That of two decades of action to safeguard and promote European Jewish heritage, and the 20th anniversary of the designation of the European Route of Jewish Heritage as a Cultural Route of the Council of Europe. Numerous senior officials from French and European institutions, as well as the ...
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Until 8 December 2024 Since 7 November, a number of events and meetings have been taking place with Hebraica: lecture by the Genealogy Circle of Paris (12 November at 6.30pm at the EDJ), concert “A violon in History” (14 November at 8pm at the Salle San Subra), concert by the Rana Choir (16 November at 30.30pm at the Salle GESU), screening of the film L’Armée des ombres (Army of ...
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November 8, at 8 p.m. on the Anako Barge Follow the notes, set off on the waves to join the musical universe of folklorist Ruth Rubin (1906-2000) and her popular imagination inhabited by rebellious young women, clandestine couples, deceived men, workers, craftsmen, of thieves and revolutionaries. The “little people” of this world sing, rock, chant and chant. He speaks to our times with ...
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October 29, 2024, at 8 p.m. The Jewish Community of Geneva (CIG), in partnership with Gil, B’nai B’rith and Geneva Jewish Heritage, is offering a series of tours on prominent Genevan Jewish women in the city. Starting with the Spierer family. A family whose daring humanitarian actions saved thousands of Greek lives during the Balkan War in 1916-18 and the Smyrna catastrophe in 1922. Cycle ...
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From 20 to 25 December 2024 Since the turn of the 21st century, the Limoud festival has established itself as a key event in Jewish cultural sharing. In England, where it was born, and today throughout the world. All kinds of Jewish cultural enthusiasts take their turn as lecturers, artists or spectators in these exchanges on a wide variety of themes. Without taboos, but always with the ...
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From 29 September 2024 at JEM Beaugrenelle In 2007 Marc-Alain Ouaknin co-founded the Targoum Project, a project for a new translation of the Hebrew Bible (translation and commentary), which in 2017 became the Institut Targoum-IRETS (Institut de Recherches et d’Études sur la Traduction des Textes Sacrés), in partnership with the JEM Cultural Centre and the Moses Mendelssohn Foundation. ...
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1 September 2024 in Anderlecht The year is starting again, but the notes and the enthusiasm that accompany them are still present. A music of distant and uncertain times, klezmer is reappearing in the four corners of the world to re-enchant us. The Jewish Culture House offers you an introduction to klezmer music, with sessions of nigunim, work on scores, a study of style, personal work and ...
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Until 30 July 2024 at the West London Synagogue The Jewish Museum of London is moving its collections to share the works and stories of the Jewish community. On display at the synagogue is a series of photographs entitled ‘No place like home’ by award-winning photographer Judah Passow. These were exhibited at the museum in 2012. A stunning series of images of English Jewish life, in the ...
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On 27 June 2024 Impressive and original musical encounters are planned to herald the summer. The great Senegalese kora player Kadialy Kouyate and the celebrated klezmer accordionist Josh Middleton join forces for a unique collaboration, blending their styles and inspirations. Next up is the quartet of Israeli singer and dancer Noga Ritter, with music inspired by Hebrew jazz and grooves from ...
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16 June 2024 at the Espace Rachi – Guy de Rothschild Dancing again, singing again, sharing culture and laughter, references and memories. A long and wonderful day awaits you, with klezmer dance workshops, meetings and conferences, including association stands. There will also be book signings and a round-table discussion moderated by Lise Amiel-Gutmann. And to convince you, a klezmer ...
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23 May 2024 at the Espace Rachi – Guy de Rothschild A famous photo of Golda Meir’s government showed her more than 50 years ago, surrounded only by men. Times change, but it was already an honour for Israel to be among the first democratic countries to be headed by a woman. Author Rachel Khan, who is deeply committed to fighting discrimination and defending republican values, will ...
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From 1 June to 16 September 2024 at Musée national Marc Chagall From his native shtetl to the great cities of today’s world, Marc Chagall has lived through the ages. He lived through great encounters in artistic hives where Bohemian influences buzzed, then by sharing his work on the stained-glass windows of a hospital in Jerusalem and a cathedral in Metz. Or, looking up at the world ...
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5 June 2024 at the Centre Fleg The four-piece group Lola will be covering the great hits of French pop rock to celebrate the return of spring in an evening of enthusiasm and sharing around the hits that marked the heyday of this style that never seems to go out of fashion, on the contrary… https://centrefleg.com/evenement/
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2 June 2024 at the Shoah Memorial To mark the 30th anniversary of the Tutsi genocide, the Memorial has been organising a number of historical, literary and musical events over the past few months, as well as an exhibition. On 2 June, starting at 2.30pm, the words of survivors will be shared, following an introduction by historian Marcel Kabanda. Among those taking part will be survivors ...
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8 June 2024 at the House of Yiddish Culture A Book Fair will bring together a host of authors and translators, including Sylvie-Anne Goldberg, Annette Wieviorka, Talila, Virginie Linhart and Michael Sibony, Robert Bobert, Henri Raczymov, Arnaud Bikard, Magali Bertrand, Carole Mann, Elise Golberg, Bernard Suchecky, Katia Faber-Simbler and Ami Flammer. There will also be a number of publishing ...
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Until 1 December 2024 at the mahJ The museum is hosting an installation by Raphaël Denis on the spoliation of works of art during the Occupation. The artist brings together, in chronological order according to when they were photographed, all the photographed works belonging to the great gallery owner Paul Rosenberg. These volumes were presented in 2019 at the Centre Pompidou, during the ...
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From 11 to 12 June 2024 at JEM Copernic The theme chosen for this night of Shavuot is ‘Am Israel Haï’, marking the famous Jewish resilience, the will to make life triumph over mortifying wills. Speeches by Rabbis Jonas Jacquelin and Philippe Haddad and cheesecake tastings will enliven this sweet, long night. Nuit d’études Chavouot 5784 : Copernic – Judaïsme En Mouvement ...
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From 11 to 12 June 2024 at JEM Beaugrenelle On 11 June at 7.30pm, the public will be welcomed until the early hours of the morning of 12 June, concluding the many discussions with a service and breakfast. The programme will include a concert by the Shira Ve Sim’ha choir, talks by Rabbis Delphine Horvilleur and Yann Boissière and a presentation by Judith Cohen Solal and Jonathan Hayoun ...
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16 and 23 May 2024 The Cercle is offering two meetings this month. The first takes place on 16 May with author Jean-Charles Szurek on the theme of ‘Jewish Resistance fighters who acted for the Soviet Union’. The second takes place on 23 May with author Léa Veinstein on the subject of ‘Kafka, one hundred years and still relevant.’ Agenda | Cercle Bernard Lazare | Paris
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From 1 to 29 June at the Centre Medem and in the neighbourhood The Centre Medem is organising a number of events around this theme throughout the month. These include a musical reading of ‘Terra prumessa: Corsican Jews’ (1 June), a meeting of choirs at the Mairie de Paris Centre (23 June) and a screening-debate on ‘The musicians’ exile’ (29 June). Agenda mai – juin 2024 – Centre ...
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12 June 2024 at the Departmental Museum of Resistance and Deportation On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Liberation, a study day is proposed to cover certain themes such as the Resistance, the maquis and the Liberation of the region of Toulouse. Jacques Cantier, Fabrice Grenard, Jean-Marie Guillon, Elerika Leroy, Jean Micoud and Valérie Pietr will be taking part. ...
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19 June and 2 July 2024 A number of lectures are being held at the Institute this spring. These include ‘Arnold Schoenberg, the Moses of music’, presented on 19 June by historian and musician Philippe Olivier. And on 2 July, a meeting between academics Julien Darmon and Jean Mouttapa.
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Until 5 January 2025 To mark the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings, this exhibition looks back at the personal journeys of the brave American soldiers who liberated France. It looks back at their American childhood, with the rise of their country in the first half of the century, the enthusiasm of the Roaring Twenties, but also the Great Depression and racial segregation. The ...
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26 May 2024 at the Drancy Shoah Memorial This tribute to the Resistance fighter who died a year ago at the age of 100 in Drancy, will use video extracts, photos and discussions to find out more about the life of this working-class woman who spent most of her life in Drancy. Odette Nilès joined the Resistance at the tender age of 15! Interned in several camps, she managed to escape and join ...
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18 May 2024 at the Musée Départemental Albert-Kahn For the 2024 event, the museum is giving visitors the chance to enjoy its astonishing venue, crossing its gardens through the continents it honours and the eras it recalls. The event is the first highlight of the temporary exhibition ‘Living Nature, Images and Imaginations of the Albert Kahn Gardens’. There will also be a family workshop on ...
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6 June 2024 This play by Robert Antelme, adapted and performed by Anne Coutureau and directed by Patrice Le Cadre, shares the author’s account of his captivity in Germany in 1945. A reflection on the Nazi will to exterminate, the struggle of the deportees and human resilience, hoping for a better future, perhaps not for themselves, but at least for their descendants, within the great ...
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Numerous dates until 25 August 2024 Lyon was home to some great Resistance networks, but also to some dark representatives of the collaboration movement. This guided tour, organised by CHRD, reveals the places where secret meetings took place and where Resistance actions were prepared, particularly those that are little known to the general public. Places, buildings, steles, plaques and ...
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25 and 26 May 2024 at Struthof This guided tour allows participants to discover the necropolis and its history. It takes place in the company of an interpreter-guide. The guide looks at the individual journeys of the French deportees buried there and their suffering. Individuals whose history, individuality and memory were destroyed by Nazi barbarism. Visite guidée de la nécropole nationale ...
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2 – 18 of May 2024 in Paris This unique festival brings cultures together. Better still, it succeeds in the challenge of allowing religious spiritualities and musical instruments and styles from the four corners of the globe to share stages and enthusiasm! These magnificent encounters kick off on 2 May at La Bellevilloise with the great Israeli singer of Iranian origin, LIRAZ. The ...
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At the CIG on 9 April 2024 Following the warm reception of previous editions by the public, the Jewish Community of Geneva is renewing these literary events linked to Jewish culture. Authors are invited to share their works and contemporary views, before the signing sessions. T’es livre ce midi? Les rencontres littéraires de la CIG – Communauté Israélite de Genève (comisra.ch)
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